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2/3/2010 7:13 AM
 
Richard Cairns


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 Is there a function within DNN to return a list of all supported locales for a particular portal?

I have looked at the PortalInfo and PortalSettings objects, but can't see an obvious list.

Is there another way?

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2/5/2010 5:51 AM
 
Richard Cairns


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 ** POP **

Obviously this isn't as simple as I first thought seeing that this thread has been read nearly 50 times and so far no one has been able to suggest a way of doing this.

I find this surprising, but I guess this has never been required before.

I guess I am going to have to write my own code based on what is used in the Admin -> Languages page.

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2/5/2010 5:58 AM
 
Erik van Ballegoij


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supahoopsa,

u you use Localization.GetLocales(PortalId). If you pass in a Null.NullInteger as portal id, you'll get all installed languages, if you pass in the actual portal id, you will get the enabled ones for this portal

 

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2/5/2010 6:08 AM
 
Richard Cairns


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 Thanks Eric, this is what I was looking for.

However, I can only find Localization.GetSupportedLocales() in v4.9.4 and this method doesn't seem to accept a PortalID.

Maybe a bit more background is required so that my requirement is understood.

 

I am code a Single-Sign-On (SSO) to our portals using SAML 2.0. Part of the requirement is that if the user doesn't already exist in the portal a profile will automatically be created for the user based on the credential supplied as attributes within the SAML token. One of the attributes is a Culture code and what I want to do is validate this code against the supported locales of the portal I am going to direct the user to. So at the point of validation, I am NOT already logged into the portal, so I don't think Localization.GetSupportedLocales() will work.

Hope this makes sense.

So any suggestions?

 

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2/17/2010 8:24 PM
 
Brian C



Joined: 2/8/2006
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Did you get this solved? I'm working off of v4.9.2 so I imagine you should have this method.

I'm up against the same thing and I've used:

DotNetNuke.Services.Localization.Localization.GetLocales(settings.PortalId)

to get the collection of locales into a dictionary object. But so far when I iterate through the collection I only get de-DE (my second Locale) and not en-US (the default). That's another story I guess.  It doesn't seem to be really grabbing all locales .. unless, since it's not the primary portal on the site the en-US is listed with a different portal ... hmmmm.

Anyhow, if you solved this, I'd be interested.  Or if you think I'm getting somewhere that you haven't let me know.

/Brian C
 
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